Chapter 29 lesson 4 Flashcards

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What was the Latin American economy based off of in the 1900s?

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Foodstuffs and raw materials

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What did Argentina export?

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Beef and wheat

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What did Chile export

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nitrates and copper

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What did Brazil export

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coffee and cotton

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What did Cuba export

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sugar

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What did Central America export

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bananas

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Who replaced Britain as an investor in Latin America?

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America

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Where did U.S. investors put their money?

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production facilities and self-run companies

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What did Central American independent republics rely on economically?

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wealthy nations

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Who owned United Fruit Co.?

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the U.S.

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What did the United Fruit Company own?

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land, packing plants, and railroads in Central America

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Where did American firms gain control of copper-mining?

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Chile and Peru

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Where did American firms gain control of the oil industry?

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Mexico, Peru, and Bolivia

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What made people view America as an imperialist power?

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growing nationalist awareness

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What were U.S. profits used for in the government?

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keeping dictators in power

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Who was Juan Vicente Gomez

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Venezuelan dictator who had closed ties to the U.S.

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Where did America intervene with their military the most?

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Central America and the Caribbean

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18
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What year was the Good Neighbor Policy enacted?

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1933

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19
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Who enacted the Good Neighbor Policy?

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FDR

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what was the Good Neighbor Policy?

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rejected the use of U.S. military force in Latin America

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In what year did the U.S. withdraw their last marines in Haiti

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1934

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After withdrawing troops from Haiti, what was accomplished?

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for the first time in 30 years, there were no troops stationed in Latin America

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Was the Great Depression beneficial for the Latin American economy?

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no

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Which Latin American exports went down due to the Great Depression?

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Coffee, sugar, metals, and meat

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What was the positive effect on Latin American economy from the Great Depression?
they couldn’t purchase from abroad which encouraged self-producing
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What was the hope for self-producing in Latin America?
it would bring economic independence
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Why could Latin American countries not self-produce?
Capital was scarce in the private sector
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What did little available capital for development lead to?
government-run steel industries in Chile and Brazil and oil industries in Argentina and Mexico
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Although most countries were republics, who ruled each country?
Groups of church officials, military leaders, and large landowners
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Why were military groups important to dictatorships?
to keep special interest groups in power
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Why did authoritarianism trends increase in the ‘30s?
because of the Great Depression’s impact
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What led to dictatorship?
domestic instability caused by economic crises
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What form of government was Argentina?
oligarchy
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What is an oligarchy
a government in which a select group of people exercise control
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What did the Argentinian Oligarchs ignore?
the importance of industries, cities, and the growing middle class
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What did the growing middle class do in Argentina?
created the Radical Party
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Who was elected president of Argentina?
the leader of the Radical Party
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What did the Radical Party fear?
industrial workers using strikes for better conditions
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What did the radical party do in response to strikes
drew closer to large landowners and became more corrupt
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Who overthrew the Argentine President?
The army
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What was the goal of the Argentine Coup made by the army?
maintain exports and stop the growth of the working-class power
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During WWII, what did military officers form?
the Group of United Officers
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What did the GOU do?
overthrew the Argentine government
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Who overthrew the Brazilian government
the army
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What form of government did Brazil become after being overthrown
republic
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what was Brazil’s republic ruled by
By landed elites who owned coffee plantations
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What kept Brazilian elites in power?
good coffee market
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How did the Great Depression effect Brazil
the coffee market was devastated
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Who was Getulio Vargas
Wealthy rancher who staged a coup and became president of Brazil
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What year did Brazil experience a coup
1930
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What years did Geutlio Vargas serve
1930-1945
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In what year did Vargas become a dictator
1937
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What year did Brazil’s Vargas establish a new state
1938
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What was Vargas’ free state like
authoritarian, outlawed political parties, and started new industries
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What did the army fear in Brazil after the free state was started
that Vargas would prolong his power illegally, so they made him resign
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What was Mexico’s government like?
not authoritarian or democratic
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What was the first significant effort to raise living standards in Latin America?
the Mexican Revolution
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What was the PRI
The official party of Mexican Revolution that controlled the major groups within Mexican society
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Every how many years did the PRI chose a presidential candidate?
6 years
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Who was Lazaro Cardenas
Mexican President
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When was Lazaro Cardenas president
1934-1940
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What were Lazaro’s goals?
distribute 44 million acres of land to the peasants and he took a strong stand with the U.S. over oil
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after a dispute with the foreign-owned oil companies over wages, what happened?
Cardenas seized control of oil fields
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Why did FDR not intervene?
the Good Neighbor policy
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After the Mexican government paid the oil companies for their property, what did they set up?
PEMEX
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What was PEMEX
a national oil company to run the oil industry, it was a symbol of independence
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What type of art movements came to Latin America?
European
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Who was Diego Riviera?
artist who promoted a new national spirit, he studied in Europe and was influenced by fresco painting in Italy and developed a monumental style
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What was Riviera’s message?
Don’t forget the Mexican Revolution
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What was Riviera’s art about?
Aztec legends and festival and folk customs